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On Craig Keener’s Magisterial “Miracles”
November 28, 2012
Craig Keener’s magisterial Miracles is extremely sophisticated and a completely thorough treatment of its subject matter.
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Encouragement for Evangelical Philosophers
November 19, 2012
Christian witness in the academy is more needed today than ever before. J.P.’s three “charges” to members of the Evangelical Philosophical Society.
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The 15th Anniversary Edition of Love Your God with All Your Mind
September 20, 2012
Enjoy the revised and updated edition of J.P.’s popular book, in addition to some great learning resources!
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How to Have a Worthwhile Education: Top 11 Recommendations
September 5, 2012
We asked each of our blog contributors to offer some timely reflection and advice about education and life. Enjoy these various recommendations!
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Are Objections to Hearing God Successful? Replies to Recent Comments
August 27, 2012
Timothy Bayless responds to recent comments on his “Objections to Hearing God” series.
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Three “Kingdom Triangle” Book Recommendations
August 17, 2012
Consider recent book recommendations by J.P. that are relevant to Kingdom Triangle.
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What Would Jesus Think or Do?
August 11, 2012
How does Jesus have any relevancy for our life today? How might we think about appropriating his authority and teaching as a guide for how we are to live today?
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Royal Confusions about the Support of Chick-fil-A
August 5, 2012
Did Christians who participated in supporting the Chick-fil-A (CFA) restaurants fail miserably to do the right thing as Christians?
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Objections to Hearing God (Part Six): An additional response to “Does God ‘Try’?”
July 24, 2012
This part of the “Objections to Hearing God” series describe cases of missing some instance of divine communication that “Does God Try” proponents would likely acknowledge occur, and yet would agree pose no threat to omnipotence.
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Objections to Hearing God (Part Five): A response to “Does God ‘Try’?”
July 19, 2012
This post continues the interesting series about objections to hearing God by discerning whether if we can “miss it” when God speaks, then “hearing God” is incompatible with the doctrine of divine omnipotence.
